English-Spanish translation for "predominant"
"predominant" Spanish translation
predominant {adjective}
predominant {adj.} (also: dominant, prevailing)
Nevertheless, the predominant rhetoric always centres on wage restraint.
This direct contract procedure must not catch on and become the predominant procedure.
Does it not consider this to be not only an abuse of a predominant position, but in essence an abolition of competition and the creation of
predominant {adj.}
He has railed against the sex tourism so predominant in the Philippines.
There is a predominant and overwhelming majority in this House.
But we still see the agriculture and industry directorate taking the predominant role.
The predominant feeling in my country during the referendum was one of fear of being inundated by Polish plumbers.
Enlargement is the second predominant issue.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "predominant":
© Princeton Universityoverriding · paramount · predominate · preponderant · preponderating · prevailing · prevalent · dominant · rife
Usage examples
Usage examples for "predominant" in Spanish
In the case of natural gas, it seems to me that security of supply must be the predominant criterion because of the special characteristics of this sector.
This scenario could eventually lead to a situation where environmental considerations are not predominant when deciding energy policy.
What it creates, in fact, is a predominant right to profit from services as commodities, so that trade rules and GATS become the basic law, rather than rights and best practices.
This is, however, an extremely reductionist point of view, because in this area security concerns are and must remain predominant.
From a practical point of view, the predominant issues are humanitarian aid and the safeguarding of security, order and the restoration of normalcy in the area.
However, video ads coverage is predominant in the United States, and publishers outside of the U.S. might experience poor video ad coverage.
They expected the opportunities to be predominant if the introduction of the euro prompted further, substantial moves towards communitarisation, culminating in full political union.
This has been evident in the lack of progress in the fight against the predominant problem in Europe, the lack of jobs and the inadequate employment situation.
Similar words
predication · predictable · predictably · predicting · prediction · predictions · predictor · predilection · predisposition · predominance · predominant · predominantly · preeclampsia · preeclamptic · preeminent · preemption · preface · prefect · prefecture · preferable · preferably
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